On Jan. 6, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States saw their highest inflows since Nov. 21, with $978 million, equating to 9,577 BTC entering the investment products.
Additionally, it was the second consecutive trading day in a row with more than $900 million in inflows, as Jan. 3 saw $908 million entering the eleven funds.
The $1.88 billion inflow has reversed a trend that saw $1.97 billion leaving the investment products since Dec. 19, almost wiping out those outflows in just two days.
Fidelity’s FBTC fund was the leader for the day on Monday, with an inflow of $370 million, followed by BlackRock’s IBIT fund with $209 million.
Ark 21Shares also had a good day with $153 million in inflows, while both Grayscale products GBTC and the BTC mini trust saw over $70 million each inflowing, as did Bitwise. There were minor inflows for Franklin and VanEck and no outflows for the rest.
More than 9,000 BTC have entered spot Bitcoin ETFs per day over the past two trading days, which is significantly more than the 450 BTC that are mined every day on average.
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said, “I would have predicted a rough patch for the BTC ETFs given the drop below $100k (overdue for a breather), but no, they roared back with nearly $1B Friday.” Since then, BTC has reclaimed $100,000, and the products have seen another day with almost $1 billion in inflows.
The ETF resurgence follows spot markets where Bitcoin has gained almost 10% since the beginning of this year. The asset hit an intraday high of $102,512 during early trading in Asia on Tuesday, so ETF momentum may continue today if those gains are maintained.
Spot Ethereum ETFs also had a good day on Monday, with their highest inflow for a fortnight at $128.7 million.
The majority of that inflow, $124 million, was for BlackRock’s ETHA fund, which has now seen a total of $3.6 billion in inflows since it launched six months ago.
There was very little activity for the rest of the ETH ETFs, and Grayscale’s ETHE continues to outflow, with the product losing $7.2 million on Monday.
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Additionally, it was the second consecutive trading day in a row with more than $900 million in inflows, as Jan. 3 saw $908 million entering the eleven funds.
The $1.88 billion inflow has reversed a trend that saw $1.97 billion leaving the investment products since Dec. 19, almost wiping out those outflows in just two days.
ETF Consumption Way Exceeding BTC Production
Fidelity’s FBTC fund was the leader for the day on Monday, with an inflow of $370 million, followed by BlackRock’s IBIT fund with $209 million.
Ark 21Shares also had a good day with $153 million in inflows, while both Grayscale products GBTC and the BTC mini trust saw over $70 million each inflowing, as did Bitwise. There were minor inflows for Franklin and VanEck and no outflows for the rest.
More than 9,000 BTC have entered spot Bitcoin ETFs per day over the past two trading days, which is significantly more than the 450 BTC that are mined every day on average.
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said, “I would have predicted a rough patch for the BTC ETFs given the drop below $100k (overdue for a breather), but no, they roared back with nearly $1B Friday.” Since then, BTC has reclaimed $100,000, and the products have seen another day with almost $1 billion in inflows.
The ETF resurgence follows spot markets where Bitcoin has gained almost 10% since the beginning of this year. The asset hit an intraday high of $102,512 during early trading in Asia on Tuesday, so ETF momentum may continue today if those gains are maintained.
ETH ETF Resurgence
Spot Ethereum ETFs also had a good day on Monday, with their highest inflow for a fortnight at $128.7 million.
The majority of that inflow, $124 million, was for BlackRock’s ETHA fund, which has now seen a total of $3.6 billion in inflows since it launched six months ago.
There was very little activity for the rest of the ETH ETFs, and Grayscale’s ETHE continues to outflow, with the product losing $7.2 million on Monday.
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